Tracklist:
1. I Got Your Message [2:53]
2. Doctor [2:48]
3. Space Girl [3:04]
4. See You Around [2:18]
5. Rose Water [2:50]
6. Always on the Run [2:58]
7. We All Go Down Together [2:52]
8. Sun Gazer [2:37]
9. Some Things Missing [4:04]
10. When the Music Stops [3:38]

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Hideout is Manhattan-based songwriter and longtime member of indie-pop band Cults, Gabriel Rodriguez. His sophomore album "So Many Hoops, So Little Time" is out February 3rd 2017 via Small Plates.

It’s been two years since the release of Hideout’s debut album "Rookie" (2014; Thrill Me) and in that time many things have changed for Rodriguez. Most tragically, the passing of his brother. "So Many Hoops…" deals with grief in different spectrums –– the album ranges both sonically & lyrically from whimsical space-pop to crushing acoustic vulnerability. There isn’t a singular concept or message, but the deeper you delve into Hideout’s world the more you feel nostalgia and a sense of loss.

Hideout began as a recording project. The majority of 'Rookie' was recorded while on the road with Cults. Rodriguez took advantage of the downtime by tracking songs in hotel rooms or at friends’ homes. Fast-forward to the forthcoming "So Many Hoops…" –– mixed by Loren Humphrey (Nice As Fuck, Guards, the Gloomies) at Stockholm Syndrome Sound Studio in Bushwick, NY –– the recording process was far more linear than 'Rookie'. The album evolved predominantly at Rodriguez’s apartment while the surrounding turmoil of loss sunk in. Emotionally charged, he turned to the art of songwriting & storytelling to help navigate through the many answerless questions. Now a fully realized band, Hideout has been performing live with a rotating cast of New York musicians over the past year. It’s just the beginning.